First Christian Church - Canton

About This SeriesIn a world where family dynamics can often feel overwhelming, "Family Matters" addresses the real struggles and joys of family relationships. This series invites everyone—whether you're married, parenting, or grandparenting—to explore biblical wisdom that speaks to our deepest needs for connection, understanding, and love. Together, we'll discover how to cultivate healthier relationships and foster a sense of belonging within our families, all while staying rooted in Scripture.This Week's EpisodeGod hears the cries of His people and is faithful to His promises.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesIn a world where family dynamics can often feel overwhelming, "Family Matters" addresses the real struggles and joys of family relationships. This series invites everyone—whether you're married, parenting, or grandparenting—to explore biblical wisdom that speaks to our deepest needs for connection, understanding, and love. Together, we'll discover how to cultivate healthier relationships and foster a sense of belonging within our families, all while staying rooted in Scripture.This Week's EpisodeGrandparents play a vital role in the family, offering wisdom, love, and support. The final sermon of the series highlights the unique opportunity grandparents have to influence their grandchildren's lives. We'll discuss how to build meaningful relationships across generations and the importance of sharing faith and values with the younger generation.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesIn a world where family dynamics can often feel overwhelming, "Family Matters" addresses the real struggles and joys of family relationships. This series invites everyone—whether you're married, parenting, or grandparenting—to explore biblical wisdom that speaks to our deepest needs for connection, understanding, and love. Together, we'll discover how to cultivate healthier relationships and foster a sense of belonging within our families, all while staying rooted in Scripture.This Week's EpisodeMarriage is often viewed as a legal agreement, but it's so much more than that. This week's sermon explores the biblical foundation of marriage as a covenant relationship designed for intimacy and growth. We'll discuss how to nurture love and respect, even in challenging times, and how to prioritize our spouse in a busy world.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesIn a world where family dynamics can often feel overwhelming, "Family Matters" addresses the real struggles and joys of family relationships. This series invites everyone—whether you're married, parenting, or grandparenting—to explore biblical wisdom that speaks to our deepest needs for connection, understanding, and love. Together, we'll discover how to cultivate healthier relationships and foster a sense of belonging within our families, all while staying rooted in Scripture.This Week's EpisodeParenting can be one of life's most rewarding yet challenging roles. This week's sermon focuses on the importance of intentional parenting, emphasizing the need to instill values and faith in our children. We'll explore practical strategies for fostering a loving environment that encourages growth and resilience in our kids.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesMany people think they know what Christianity is about, but the real story of Jesus  changes minds and changes hearts. It is more powerful, personal, and life-changing than they imagined. And it began with the resurrection, which is much more than just a historical event - it changed the world for all of eternity, and it has the power to change your life today.This Week's EpisodeFollowing Jesus isn't about rules, it's about a relationship with a risen Savior.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesMany people think they know what Christianity is about, but the real story of Jesus  changes minds and changes hearts. It is more powerful, personal, and life-changing than they imagined. And it began with the resurrection, which is much more than just a historical event - it changed the world for all of eternity, and it has the power to change your life today.This Week's EpisodeSometimes we assume God is distant or uninterested in our struggles. But what if He's been walking with us all along? Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesMany people think they know what Christianity is about, but the real story of Jesus  changes minds and changes hearts. It is more powerful, personal, and life-changing than they imagined. And it began with the resurrection, which is much more than just a historical event - it changed the world for all of eternity, and it has the power to change your life today.This Week's EpisodeThe death and resurrection of Jesus broke the barrier between us and God. Religion tries to build walls, but Jesus came to tear them down so we could have direct access to Him.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesThe Church isn't a building you go to or an event you attend. It's the people of God on a mission. In this dynamic three-week series, we'll discover what it means to be a Church on the Move, stepping out of our comfort zones and embracing our mission to do whatever it takes to reach people who are far from Jesus and help them find hope, purpose, and a place to belong in the family of God.This Week's EpisodeSharing your faith doesn't have to be intimidating—it can start with simple, everyday actions. In this practical message, we'll unpack five missional practices that provides an approachable way to build relationships and point people toward Jesus through genuine connection and love. By putting these principles into practice, we'll discover how to make sharing our faith a natural and impactful part of our daily lives.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesThe Church isn't a building you go to or an event you attend. It's the people of God on a mission. In this dynamic three-week series, we'll discover what it means to be a Church on the Move, stepping out of our comfort zones and embracing our mission to do whatever it takes to reach people who are far from Jesus and help them find hope, purpose, and a place to belong in the family of God.This Week's EpisodeThe message of Jesus isn't meant to be kept to ourselves—it's meant to be shared. In this message we'll discover the boldness and urgency behind sharing the good news. Through the example of those in Scripture who couldn't stay silent about what they had seen and experienced, we'll learn how to confidently share our own stories of faith. We will be challenged and equipped to step out in courage and share the life-changing message of Jesus with a world that desperately needs to hear it.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesThe Church isn't a building you go to or an event you attend. It's the people of God on a mission. In this dynamic three-week series, we'll discover what it means to be a Church on the Move, stepping out of our comfort zones and embracing our mission to do whatever it takes to reach people who are far from Jesus and help them find hope, purpose, and a place to belong in the family of God.This Week's EpisodeJesus' invitation to His first disciples was simple yet life-changing: “Come and see.” This week we'll explore how inviting others to experience Jesus can be as straightforward as offering that same invitation and sharing our own journey of faith. We'll be inspired to take that first step—extending a hand to those around us and inviting them to witness the hope, love, and transformation that only Jesus can bring. The power of a simple invitation can change a life forever.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This Series"Cleaning Out My Closet" is a sermon series focused on dealing with personal struggles and overcoming past disappointments and failures. Through the life of King David, we'll explore how to confront the giants in our lives, acknowledge our mistakes, seek healing through confession, and embrace the power of God's forgiveness. Just as David found freedom and restoration, we'll learn how to let go of the baggage that weighs us down and step into the purpose God has for each of us. Join us as we dive into the process of healing and discover the path to true freedom in Christ.This Week's EpisodeThrough David's kindness to Mephibosheth, we see a picture of God's mercy for all people. Regardless of past wounds, present conditions, or future worries, this final week reminds us that God offers us a seat at His table as part of His family.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This Series"Cleaning Out My Closet" is a sermon series focused on dealing with personal struggles and overcoming past disappointments and failures. Through the life of King David, we'll explore how to confront the giants in our lives, acknowledge our mistakes, seek healing through confession, and embrace the power of God's forgiveness. Just as David found freedom and restoration, we'll learn how to let go of the baggage that weighs us down and step into the purpose God has for each of us. Join us as we dive into the process of healing and discover the path to true freedom in Christ.This Week's EpisodeAfter experiencing God's forgiveness, David moves forward and fulfills his purpose as king. This week focuses on moving past the failures of our past, walking in freedom, and living out God's calling for our lives with a restored heart. Once we've experienced it in this way, we find that the grace of God is even better than we thought.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This Series"Cleaning Out My Closet" is a sermon series focused on dealing with personal struggles and overcoming past disappointments and failures. Through the life of King David, we'll explore how to confront the giants in our lives, acknowledge our mistakes, seek healing through confession, and embrace the power of God's forgiveness. Just as David found freedom and restoration, we'll learn how to let go of the baggage that weighs us down and step into the purpose God has for each of us. Join us as we dive into the process of healing and discover the path to true freedom in Christ.This Week's EpisodeBefore we can deal with our past, we have to confront the battles and struggles in front of us, just like David faced Goliath. Only by relying on God's strength, not our own, can we overcome the obstacles standing in our way and move forward in faith.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This Series"Cleaning Out My Closet" is a sermon series focused on dealing with personal struggles and overcoming past disappointments and failures. Through the life of King David, we'll explore how to confront the giants in our lives, acknowledge our mistakes, seek healing through confession, and embrace the power of God's forgiveness. Just as David found freedom and restoration, we'll learn how to let go of the baggage that weighs us down and step into the purpose God has for each of us. Join us as we dive into the process of healing and discover the path to true freedom in Christ.This Week's EpisodeMany of us struggle with self-doubt and imposter syndrome, feeling unqualified or overlooked when it comes to God's calling in our lives. But while others look at outward appearances, God sees something deeper. This week, we'll explore how to move past our self-imposed limiting thoughts and beliefs and trust God's leading even when we don't feel worthy. When we learn to see ourselves through God's eyes, we realize that we are more than meets the eye.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesWhat if we really believed that every one of us has within us the ability to change the world? That might sound crazy, but the truth is that the strength, resources, courage you need to make a difference is available to you. God is ready to unleash a spirit of courage and generosity in and through you. In this series, we'll explore how, by simply saying “yes” to God's invitation to partner with Him in the work He's doing in the world, we can be people who spark change and leave a lasting impact that will continue beyond our lives.This Week's EpisodeWe often say that the church is not a building, a place, a service, or an event… it's the people of God, on mission together to change the world and build the Kingdom. That's a big, important job. It won't be easy, but working together with the power of God in us, we can't fail. This message wraps up our series by reminding us that when we're generous, we're fueling the mission Jesus gave us to bring all people to him.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesWhat if we really believed that every one of us has within us the ability to change the world? That might sound crazy, but the truth is that the strength, resources, courage you need to make a difference is available to you. God is ready to unleash a spirit of courage and generosity in and through you. In this series, we'll explore how, by simply saying “yes” to God's invitation to partner with Him in the work He's doing in the world, we can be people who spark change and leave a lasting impact that will continue beyond our lives.This Week's EpisodeEach of us are called to be a catalyst for change, hope, and mercy so that others around us see and experience the goodness of God. And we are called to do that in very tangible, practical ways. This week we'll explore how, as people who are part of a collective movement, we can create catalytic waves of grace that bless people in Jesus' name, and how God will respond.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesWhat if we really believed that every one of us has within us the ability to change the world? That might sound crazy, but the truth is that the strength, resources, courage you need to make a difference is available to you. God is ready to unleash a spirit of courage and generosity in and through you. In this series, we'll explore how, by simply saying “yes” to God's invitation to partner with Him in the work He's doing in the world, we can be people who spark change and leave a lasting impact that will continue beyond our lives.This Week's EpisodeFor many of us, life is a series of carrots that dangle in front of us, and we spend years and years chasing those carrots often to no avail. We strive to accomplish our goals, climb the ladder, accumulate wealth and possessions, achieve notoriety… and in the end, we'll find that those things are fleeting and that true fulfillment can't be found in them. Instead, we are called to be people who live with “eternity eyes”, keeping the big picture in mind and living in light of the truth that what we are and what we have in this world will pass, but in Jesus we can find eternal joy.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesWhat if we really believed that every one of us has within us the ability to change the world? That might sound crazy, but the truth is that the strength, resources, courage you need to make a difference is available to you. God is ready to unleash a spirit of courage and generosity in and through you. In this series, we'll explore how, by simply saying “yes” to God's invitation to partner with Him in the work He's doing in the world, we can be people who spark change and leave a lasting impact that will continue beyond our lives.This Week's EpisodeMaybe you want to be generous but feel like you can't. Maybe the idea of giving is something you've never considered. Maybe, if you were honest, you'd say you just simply don't want to give. In this message, we'll explore how each of us can make a difference and how, if we will shift our mindset from “have to” to “get to”, we will experience God's blessings in our lives as a result.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

This Week's EpisodeThis weekend Pastor Jimmy unpacks what the next year and beyond have in store for our church, as we continue to pursue God's vision for us to help people find hope, purpose, and a place to belong!Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesWho are you, really? The answer to that simple, yet profound question has the power to shape and transform every aspect of your life. Many people spend years searching desperately to find their identity and meaning, when the truth is, the answers are in black and white on the pages of the Bible. In this series, we'll explore how simply walking with Jesus Christ will transforms your heart, mind, and life. And in through that process of transformation, you'll find true strength, peace, and joy.This Week's EpisodeTruly following Christ transforms us - not just what we know or how we think, but how we live our day-to-day lives in real, practical ways. In him, we find our new self, created to reflect God's image. This is a call to put off the old self and live in the new identity we have in Christ. As we continue to walk with him throughout the course of our lives, we are transformed into the person God created us to be, finding our true identity and purpose in Him.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesWho are you, really? The answer to that simple, yet profound question has the power to shape and transform every aspect of your life. Many people spend years searching desperately to find their identity and meaning, when the truth is, the answers are in black and white on the pages of the Bible. In this series, we'll explore how simply walking with Jesus Christ will transforms your heart, mind, and life. And in through that process of transformation, you'll find true strength, peace, and joy.This Week's EpisodeWe believe church is not a building we go to or an event we attend; it's a group of people we choose to be part of to help others find hope, purpose, and a place to belong. We do not go to church... we are the church. And when we answer Jesus' invitation to follow him we are also saying "yes" to an invitation into the community of the church, by choosing to share our lives with others who are also taking steps in their faith. Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesWho are you, really? The answer to that simple, yet profound question has the power to shape and transform every aspect of your life. Many people spend years searching desperately to find their identity and meaning, when the truth is, the answers are in black and white on the pages of the Bible. In this series, we'll explore how simply walking with Jesus Christ will transforms your heart, mind, and life. And in through that process of transformation, you'll find true strength, peace, and joy.This Week's EpisodeJesus calls ordinary people to follow him, leaving their nets and pasts behind. This is the starting point for discovering our true identity — our journey begins when we answer the call to follow Christ, leaving behind our old identity and embracing a new life in him.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

This Week's EpisodeThis weekend we're celebrating all of the people who have decided to put their faith in Jesus Christ this year. Baptism is an exciting moment, but it's also just the beginning of a lifetime of walking with Jesus. This week, Pastor Jimmy challenges us all to take another step in our walk this coming year.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesMany people in first-century Israel had expectations that the Promised One would be a conquering king, a strict enforcer, or a political liberator. But Jesus shattered these assumptions, revealing Himself as a humble servant, a compassionate healer, and a friend to the outcast. Two thousand years later, many people still misunderstand who Jesus truly is. This Christmas, we'll explore common misconceptions about the Messiah and uncover the powerful truths of His mission, offering a fresh perspective on the Savior who defied expectations and changed the world.This Week's EpisodePeople expected the Messiah to associate with the religious elite and those in power. Instead, Jesus spent time with the marginalized, such as tax collectors, sinners, and the poor, demonstrating that God's love extends to everyone.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesMany people in first-century Israel had expectations that the Promised One would be a conquering king, a strict enforcer, or a political liberator. But Jesus shattered these assumptions, revealing Himself as a humble servant, a compassionate healer, and a friend to the outcast. Two thousand years later, many people still misunderstand who Jesus truly is. This Christmas, we'll explore common misconceptions about the Messiah and uncover the powerful truths of His mission, offering a fresh perspective on the Savior who defied expectations and changed the world.This Week's EpisodeSome expected the Messiah to be a wealthy, powerful ruler who would live in splendor. Yet Jesus was born in a humble stable, lived a life of poverty, and taught that true greatness comes through serving others. And for his people following his example, serving is more than something we're told to do; it's who we're called to be.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesMany people in first-century Israel had expectations that the Promised One would be a conquering king, a strict enforcer, or a political liberator. But Jesus shattered these assumptions, revealing Himself as a humble servant, a compassionate healer, and a friend to the outcast. Two thousand years later, many people still misunderstand who Jesus truly is. This Christmas, we'll explore common misconceptions about the Messiah and uncover the powerful truths of His mission, offering a fresh perspective on the Savior who defied expectations and changed the world.This Week's EpisodeMany Jews believed the Messiah would come solely for the Jewish people and their nation. But the truth is that Jesus came to offer salvation to all people, regardless of ethnicity or nationality, fulfilling God's promise to bless all nations through Abraham.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesMany people in first-century Israel had expectations that the Promised One would be a conquering king, a strict enforcer, or a political liberator. But Jesus shattered these assumptions, revealing Himself as a humble servant, a compassionate healer, and a friend to the outcast. Two thousand years later, many people still misunderstand who Jesus truly is. This Christmas, we'll explore common misconceptions about the Messiah and uncover the powerful truths of His mission, offering a fresh perspective on the Savior who defied expectations and changed the world.This Week's EpisodeMany expected the Messiah to be a political leader or warrior who would overthrow Roman rule, establish an earthly kingdom and restore Israel to its former glory. Yet Jesus' mission was not to establish an earthly kingdom through force, but to liberate humanity from the bondage of sin and death, offering spiritual redemption and eternal life.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesMany people in first-century Israel had expectations that the Promised One would be a conquering king, a strict enforcer, or a political liberator. But Jesus shattered these assumptions, revealing Himself as a humble servant, a compassionate healer, and a friend to the outcast. Two thousand years later, many people still misunderstand who Jesus truly is. This Christmas, we'll explore common misconceptions about the Messiah and uncover the powerful truths of His mission, offering a fresh perspective on the Savior who defied expectations and changed the world.This Week's EpisodeSome expected the Messiah to strictly enforce the Law of Moses and punish sinners. Instead, Jesus emphasized grace, mercy, and compassion, healing the sick and forgiving sinners rather than condemning them.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesDeveloping the right habits and disciplines is crucial for deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices cultivate spiritual maturity, strengthen faith, and provide guidance in our everyday lives. They help us grow in obedience, foster inner peace, and equip us to face challenges with God's wisdom and strength. In this series we'll discover the transformative power of simple rhythms that draw our focus back to the goodness and faithfulness of Jesus.This Week's EpisodeGratitude is a response to God's goodness and faithfulness, fostering a heart of thankfulness for His blessings, grace, and provision. It shifts focus from life's challenges to recognizing God's constant presence and care. Expressing gratitude strengthens faith, deepens relationship with God, and encourages contentment and joy. It is an act of worship, acknowledging that every good gift comes from God, and it cultivates a spirit of humility, trust, and reliance on Him.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesDeveloping the right habits and disciplines is crucial for deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices cultivate spiritual maturity, strengthen faith, and provide guidance in our everyday lives. They help us grow in obedience, foster inner peace, and equip us to face challenges with God's wisdom and strength. In this series we'll discover the transformative power of simple rhythms that draw our focus back to the goodness and faithfulness of Jesus.This Week's EpisodeGenerosity is a reflection of God's love and provision, encouraging believers to share their resources, time, and compassion with others. It demonstrates trust in God's abundance and a heart transformed by His grace. By giving freely, believers mirror Christ's selflessness, support those in need, and advance God's kingdom. Generosity fosters community, gratitude, and spiritual growth, as it aligns one's priorities with God's will and cultivates a life marked by love and service.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesDeveloping the right habits and disciplines is crucial for deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices cultivate spiritual maturity, strengthen faith, and provide guidance in our everyday lives. They help us grow in obedience, foster inner peace, and equip us to face challenges with God's wisdom and strength. In this series we'll discover the transformative power of simple rhythms that draw our focus back to the goodness and faithfulness of Jesus.This Week's EpisodeSolitude is a spiritual practice where individuals withdraw from distractions to seek deeper communion with God. It allows believers to reflect, pray, and listen to God's voice without interference. Jesus often sought solitude to connect with the Father, setting an example for believers to follow. Solitude fosters spiritual growth, renewal, and clarity, helping believers align their hearts with God's will and find strength for their journey of faith.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesDeveloping the right habits and disciplines is crucial for deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices cultivate spiritual maturity, strengthen faith, and provide guidance in our everyday lives. They help us grow in obedience, foster inner peace, and equip us to face challenges with God's wisdom and strength. In this series we'll discover the transformative power of simple rhythms that draw our focus back to the goodness and faithfulness of Jesus.This Week's EpisodeFasting in the Bible serves as a spiritual discipline for seeking closeness to God, expressing repentance, and demonstrating dependence on Him. It is often practiced during times of prayer, mourning, or when seeking divine guidance. Fasting is not merely abstaining from food but is intended to redirect focus from physical needs to spiritual growth. It reflects humility before God, acknowledging His sovereignty and inviting His presence into one's life. Through fasting, believers humble themselves, seek forgiveness, and align their will with God's purposes, deepening their faith and reliance on His provision and direction.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesCaptured as a young man and taken to Babylon, Daniel and his friends found themselves immersed in a foreign culture that challenged their convictions in every way, yet they remained steadfast in their devotion to God. They refused to abandon their beliefs, even when faced with angry kings, fiery furnaces and hungry lions. In this series, you will be inspired by their stories to stand strong in a world that will challenge our faith, and you will be encouraged by the promise that you are never alone, even in the most difficult moments.This Week's EpisodeDoing the right thing in the face of opposition is never easy and often comes with what could be devastating consequences. But Daniel's faith in an incredibly difficult situation shows us that when we are striving to be obedient, He will reward our faith.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesCaptured as a young man and taken to Babylon, Daniel and his friends found themselves immersed in a foreign culture that challenged their convictions in every way, yet they remained steadfast in their devotion to God. They refused to abandon their beliefs, even when faced with angry kings, fiery furnaces and hungry lions. In this series, you will be inspired by their stories to stand strong in a world that will challenge our faith, and you will be encouraged by the promise that you are never alone, even in the most difficult moments.This Week's EpisodeIt's not always easy to tell people the whole truth, especially when you know it's not what they want to hear. But through this part of Daniel's story, God shows us that sometimes the best way we can honor someone is by being honest with them, and they will ultimately be grateful.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesCaptured as a young man and taken to Babylon, Daniel and his friends found themselves immersed in a foreign culture that challenged their convictions in every way, yet they remained steadfast in their devotion to God. They refused to abandon their beliefs, even when faced with angry kings, fiery furnaces and hungry lions. In this series, you will be inspired by their stories to stand strong in a world that will challenge our faith, and you will be encouraged by the promise that you are never alone, even in the most difficult moments.This Week's EpisodeFaced with the threat of death if they choose not to bow to an idol, the unwavering faith of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego teaches us that if we will courageously stand up for what is right by worshipping and placing our faith in God alone, we can expect opposition and even persecution, but we will not be alone. And His presence with us in the fire gives us hope.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesCaptured as a young man and taken to Babylon, Daniel and his friends found themselves immersed in a foreign culture that challenged their convictions in every way, yet they remained steadfast in their devotion to God. They refused to abandon their beliefs, even when faced with angry kings, fiery furnaces and hungry lions. In this series, you will be inspired by their stories to stand strong in a world that will challenge our faith, and you will be encouraged by the promise that you are never alone, even in the most difficult moments.This Week's EpisodeThe beginning of Daniel's story teaches us that when we stand on God-centered principles and convictions, God will honor our determination with blessings that display his power at work in our lives - and others will take notice.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesThe New Testament church was a powerful movement of people who loved each other and shared the hope of Jesus with people around them every day. Because of the way they moved together, not only were people saved every day, but thousands of years later we continue to carry on their mission as we stand on their shoulders. This series will examine five hallmarks that defined this early church, and help us focus on how to make sure these same hallmarks define us as part of the movement that Jesus commissioned and sent out to carry his good news to all people - to the ends of the earth.This Week's EpisodeThe cross is the rallying point which shapes our community. It is the central point of our fellowship. It is the hope we stand on.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com to find opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesThe New Testament church was a powerful movement of people who loved each other and shared the hope of Jesus with people around them every day. Because of the way they moved together, not only were people saved every day, but thousands of years later we continue to carry on their mission as we stand on their shoulders. This series will examine five hallmarks that defined this early church, and help us focus on how to make sure these same hallmarks define us as part of the movement that Jesus commissioned and sent out to carry his good news to all people - to the ends of the earth.This Week's EpisodeBold prayers prayed with bold faith lead to God-sized results.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com for opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesThe New Testament church was a powerful movement of people who loved each other and shared the hope of Jesus with people around them every day. Because of the way they moved together, not only were people saved every day, but thousands of years later we continue to carry on their mission as we stand on their shoulders. This series will examine five hallmarks that defined this early church, and help us focus on how to make sure these same hallmarks define us as part of the movement that Jesus commissioned and sent out to carry his good news to all people - to the ends of the earth.This Week's EpisodeThe Gospel is a light of hope that draws people to Jesus, and it inspires us to carry it to all people.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com for opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the show

About This SeriesGod created us to need and know each other. But what does that look like? How do you build lasting friendships that make life better? It's not as complicated as you might think. Find out how a few key relationships can change your life, in “My People.”This Week's EpisodeWalking with Jesus is a journey that lasts a lifetime, and every day is an opportunity to take a step forward in our faith. Like any journey, it's easier - and more fun - when we travel with friends. Thankfully, with every step, we are walking with Jesus and with each other. That's the beauty of God's family, the church: no one walks alone.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com for opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the Show.

About This SeriesGod created us to need and know each other. But what does that look like? How do you build lasting friendships that make life better? It's not as complicated as you might think. Find out how a few key relationships can change your life, in “My People.”This Week's EpisodeEvery one of us knows someone who needs the hope of Jesus for healing, for forgiveness, and for salvation. It's time for the church to stop passively hoping that one day they will meet him. It's time for us to start carrying people to Jesus, destroying any barriers that might stand in our way. We will not turn back. We will do whatever it takes to lead people to him. We will wreck the roof.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com for opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the Show.

About This SeriesGod created us to need and know each other. But what does that look like? How do you build lasting friendships that make life better? It's not as complicated as you might think. Find out how a few key relationships can change your life, in “My People.”This Week's EpisodeIn our world, loneliness is at an all-time high. You can be “connected” to more people than ever, but still feel completely isolated. Low relational connection is a dangerous deficiency that leads to anxiety, depression, and makes us vulnerable to all kinds of temptations and struggles. But God gave us the church so that we would have a place to belong and to find real, solid friends who will support and encourage us through the highs and lows we face. You were not created to journey through life alone. You were formed to be a part of God's family.Ready For More?Check out firstchristian.com for opportunities to connect and grow.We'd love to see you this coming Sunday on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected!Support the Show.